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pachydermic
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Comment #13245313
I haven't encountered this problem personally. I think most people are just playing for fun not to get their number higher.
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Comment #13090370
The only feature from CM that I miss is the ability to hold the volume up button to skip to the next track (as a global option, not just a per-app thing). Everything else that they…
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Comment #13090357
It was a non-commercial open source project at first. Then they decided to go found a company and get hardware partners to have CyanogenMod phones. The time to try it was like 3-4 …
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Comment #12874911
The question is about who you trust and how you make sure that all the actors are being fair. Would you feel better if the government designed the machines? A lot of people would p…
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Comment #12541419
Isn't this what the whole point of the free market is? Are there really more bad ideas for crappy products now than there were in the past? I mean, "snake oil salesman" used to be …
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Comment #12051500
Duckduckgo? Don't know how much cash they have to throw around, though. Certainly not as much as Yahoo or Google, but maybe it'd be enough? I hope so, anyways.
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Comment #11213191
>Wake up, People! The government is not here to fix your problems. And private firms with monopoly power aren't either.
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Comment #11189924
It's maddening. >The real painful part of the process is caused by everything around React, including the build tools. Can't agree with that more. I really like the way react works…
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Comment #11090690
The people who are affluent enough to buy all those gizmos and apps and educated enough/have enough leisure time to care are generally already the healthier ones.
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Comment #11089829
The point is that they're not showing you what you wanted - if you search for Firefox, I'm pretty sure you don't want a malware-infested version. You want plain old regular malware…
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Comment #11042602
Emacs is also from the 70s, so that's why what he said doesn't really make sense.
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Comment #11042103
How is sublime fundamentally different? Sure, it might be shinier and easier to get into, but is it a different "paradigm"? No way. If anything, vim is the most unique editor with …
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Comment #11034866
Can't they just have a stand on the back like the surface does? Doesn't really give you a "laptop" experience, but at least you can still set up shop on a table. Anyways, it sounds…
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Comment #11019915
Looks like it uses https://github.com/kelvinh/org-page You can see an example and more info there
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Comment #10589945
Holy shit
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Comment #10589621
Ha ha what? This is awesome!
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Comment #10581507
To be fair, I bet a lot of agencies would be ok with just having the keys at all times so that they can do surveillance. You could still have encryption for logins, financial trans…
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Comment #10486565
Thanks for sharing - not really interested in the 3d stuff yet, but the fact that they're doing tutorials like this is amazing!
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Comment #10480078
BEFOREHAND: close door, each window & exit; wait until time. open spellbook, study, read (scan, select, tell us); write it, print the hex while each watches, reverse its length, wr…
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Comment #10419315
I think apps have just done a good job keeping you in their little walled garden - they don't want you browsing the web, checking other pages, etc. They want your eyeballs on their…
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Comment #10320389
Why can't we see median? That's also a really good metric to have... in fact it arguably makes even more sense because salaries have a long tail on the higher end which inflates th…
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Comment #10296795
Spying on other spying agencies seems like 100% fair game even if they are our allies. I don't think the NSA should be collecting massive amounts of data on ordinary citizens in a …
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Comment #10278724
It's not. That's an "enhanced" color picture, meaning the colors you see include information from stuff like infrared images and whatnot. Maybe the contrast has been increased, or …
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Comment #10242985
Relevant, as always: https://xkcd.com/1508/
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Comment #10204247
This is really infuriating... Microsoft, what the hell? I really hope steam machines take off (and stay relatively open). As soon as I'm happy with the number of games Linux suppor…